Crow , from Bestiary, etching, 4 3/8 × 7 3/8 ", 2019 Angel , from The Fool's Journey, etching with aquatint and calligraphy on handmade paper, 10 × 7 " (image); 12 × 9" (sheet), 2005 Brian D. Cohen returns to this year’s book fair with over a hundred different prints, mostly etchings, as well as one artist’s book, a few trade books, and cards. The last time Cohen showcased was in 2019, where he was able to see old connections and create new ones; he's back this November afte

Head to Tail Books is run by Michele Wan, and will be exhibiting for the very first time this year, bringing a wide variety of rare books from miniature books to finely-bound books, and of course, books about dogs. Wan will be showcasing books and ephemera by women and people of color, and zines by Asian American creators that she is very excited about. A few other notable books she will be displaying include a graffiti sketchbook, a few artist’s books, and even a book with d

Richard Stephens is a contemplative artist who takes from real life and values people’s stories, and his artist book based on Tim...

Tracie Pouliot, a printmaker and bookmaker who focuses on people and the ways in which they find meaning, will be showcasing a...

We are pleased to introduce Hallie S. Krause, the book fair arts marketing and communications intern for 2025. Hallie is a senior attending the State University of New York at Purchase on the way to a Bachelors in Fine Arts in Printmaking and a BA in Literature. A graduate of Northampton High School, she is known to many cultural workers in the community through her behind-the-scenes office work as an arts administration intern at the Northampton Center for the Arts.